The Most Foolish Musical Moments of 2013 (So Far)

April Fool's Day isn't the only day for wacky behavior.

The Most Foolish Musical Moments of 2013 (So Far) - Today may be April Fool's Day, but we all know that foolery happens every day, especially in the music industry. And the 90 days of 2013 that we've already put in the books are no exception. Read on to check out the most foolish musical moments of the year so far. (Photos from left: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic, John Moore/Getty Images, Moses Robinson/Getty Images)

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The Most Foolish Musical Moments of 2013 (So Far) - Today may be April Fool's Day, but we all know that foolery happens every day, especially in the music industry. And the 90 days of 2013 that we've already put in the books are no exception. Read on to check out the most foolish musical moments of the year so far. (Photos from left: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic, John Moore/Getty Images, Moses Robinson/Getty Images)

"Supreme" - Scott Storch emerges to produce this symphonic cut, which once again finds Ross in his comfort zone, boasting about elaborate wealth and bragging about his gangsta certifications. (Photo: EPA/STEVE C.MITCHELL/LANDOV)

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Rick Ross "U.O.E.N.O." - On a guest verse on Atlanta rapper Rocko's mixtape track "U.O.E.N.O.," Rick Ross seems to glorify secretly drugging a woman and then having sex with her. “Put molly all in her champagne / She ain’t even know it / I took her home and I enjoyed that / She ain’t even know it,” he rapped. Almost as bad was his semi-pseudo-apology, in which he said the outcry was due to a "misinterpretation" and shouted out all the "sexy ladies."  (Photo: EPA/STEVE C.MITCHELL /LANDOV)

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Jodeci's Janky London Reunion - Jodeci headlined a '90s throwback R&B concert in London last week, which also featured SWV, Dru Hill and others. But things went south quickly for the legendary group, who were booed by the crowd for what online commenters called a sloppy, seemingly unrehearsed show. Some later suspected the three members present (Devante was a no-show) were under the influence. (Photo: Courtesy MTV)

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Jodeci's Janky London Reunion - Jodeci headlined a '90s throwback R&B concert in London last week, which also featured SWV, Dru Hill and others. But things went south quickly for the legendary group, who were booed by the crowd for what online commenters called a sloppy, seemingly unrehearsed show. Some later suspected the three members present (Devante was a no-show) were under the influence. (Photo: Courtesy MTV)

The Wildest Reality Show Fights - There’s something about reality television that brings out the MMA fighter in everyone. Unlikely foes and Love and Hip Hop cast mates Joe Budden and Consequence recently came to blows — twice — over some he-said she-said drama. But this is just the latest in a long list of reality television throw downs. Read on to see the wildest reality TV fights of all time. (Photos: John Ricard/BET)

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Joe Budden and Consequence's Fisticuffs - Earlier this month, these Love and Hip Hop co-stars, both in their 30s, came to blows — twice. Both seemed to emerge unscathed physically; their reputations, on the other hand... (Photos: John Ricard/BET)

TMZ's Lil Wayne Death Watch That Wasn't - TMZ wins the prize for biggest media fiasco of the still-young year with its reporting around Lil Wayne's health scare last month. The site claimed that Weezy was being given his "last rites." Less than two weeks later, the rapper instead was celebrating the release of new album. TMZ never explained the mixup or apologized. (Photo: WENN)

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TMZ's Lil Wayne Death Watch That Wasn't - TMZ wins the prize for biggest media fiasco of the still-young year with its reporting around Lil Wayne's health scare last month. The site claimed that Weezy was being given his "last rites." Less than two weeks later, the rapper instead was celebrating the release of new album. TMZ never explained the mixup or apologized. (Photo: WENN)

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The Rundown: Lil Wayne, I Am Not a Human Being II - Everyone's been talking Lil Wayne — but unfortunately not because of his music. The rapper was in critical condition at L.A.'s Cedars-Sinai Medical Center last week after suffering a series of seizures. His new album, I Am Not a Human Being II, a sequel to his 2010 LP of the same name, is coming out just a week and a half later. It's almost impossible not to look at this album through the lens of this incident, though it was recorded well beforehand. On top of his health issues, his recent work, while commercially successful as always, had many claiming his best work was behind him. With a new lease on life, is Lil Wayne's music headed to new planets or is he still stuck in orbit? Read on for our track-by-track review of I Am Not a Human Being II to find out. —Alex Gale (Photo: Young Money Records)

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Lil Wayne's Lyrical Tomfoolery - Lil Wayne's new album has to have some of the most inane lyrics ever collected in one place. At one point he claims he's sexing sharks; at another he calls his rivals "nipples." (Photo: Young Money Records)

Beyoncé Belts a Tune - Beyoncé performed the National Anthem during the event.. (Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

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Beyoncé - 20 years after Milli Vanilli, and almost 10 years after Ashlee Simpson's Saturday Night Live performance, the world somehow acted surprised that Beyoncé may have lip-synced at the inauguration. Bey eventually made her detractors bow down after performing a live rendition at a pre-Super Bowl press conference. (Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Rush Limbaugh's Beyoncé Rant - Rush Limbaugh, wrong about women and black music? Who'd have thought? Last month, the right-wing gas-bag continued his hallowed tradition of foolish statements by somehow misconstruing Beyoncé's new song, "Bow Down/I Been On" as a call for women to be subservient to their husbands. (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Chris Graythen/Getty Images)

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Rush Limbaugh's Beyoncé Rant - Rush Limbaugh, wrong about women and black music? Who'd have thought? Last month, the right-wing gas-bag continued his hallowed tradition of foolish statements by somehow misconstruing Beyoncé's new song, "Bow Down/I Been On" as a call for women to be subservient to their husbands. (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Chris Graythen/Getty Images)

Kenya Moore's "Music" - Real Housewives of Atlanta star and drama-starter Kenya Moore turned her offhand comment into a catchphrase and video, which was hilarious, bizarre and totally idiotic all at once.  (Photo: Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank)

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Kenya Moore's "Music" - Real Housewives of Atlanta star and drama-starter Kenya Moore turned her offhand comment into a catchphrase and video, which was hilarious, bizarre and totally idiotic all at once.  (Photo: Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank)

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Gucci Mane's Name Change - In March, Gucci Mane announced he was changing his name to Guwop, but then quickly reversed course and stuck with his OG moniker. Who'd have thought someone with an ice-cream-cone face tattoo would make a bad decision? (Photo: Christopher Polk/Getty Images)

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Gucci Mane @gucci1017 - Tweet: "ASAP whoever calling his mixtape trap lord n----s need to get off my d--k and let they momma get on it."Guess imitation isn’t the best form of flattery since Gucci Mane is not taking too kindly to A$AP Ferg naming his new mixtape Trap Lord after Gucci’s recently released Trap God 2. (Photo: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

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Gucci Mane's Fan Fail - The Trap God got himself trapped — behind bars — after allegedly hitting an autograph-seeker over the head with a bottle last month. (Photo: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

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Too $hort Gets Too Drunk - Police "blew the whistle" on Short Dog last month after he tried to run away from them during a traffic stop in L.A. Short stumbled, the cops caught him and he later reportedly tried to dump narcotics in the back of a police cruiser.  (Photo: WENN.com)

Shawty Lo's Wrong Reality - Oxygen — the network co-founded by Oprah Winfrey, of all people — somehow thought it was a good idea to give a rapper a reality show about his 11 kids and their 10 different mothers (not that we wouldn't have been watching). (Photo: OXYGEN Network)

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Shawty Lo's Wrong Reality - Oxygen — the network co-founded by Oprah Winfrey, of all people — somehow thought it was a good idea to give a rapper a reality show about his 11 kids and their 10 different mothers (not that we wouldn't have been watching). (Photo: OXYGEN Network)